My studio practice is shaped by a close relationship with material, landscape, and the slow processes of making. Working from my rural studio in Estonia, I explore natural fibres, traditional textile techniques and sustainable approaches to my art practice.

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This space offers a glimpse into the wider context of my work — from the fibre animals that provide the wool for my textiles, to reflections on process, materials, and inspiration. Here you can also find studio notes and free resources that share insights into my creative practice.

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The fibre farm is at the heart of my practice, where many of the materials used in my work begin their journey. Here I raise fibre animals whose wool becomes part of my felting and textile processes. This close connection to the land and materials allows me to work slowly and sustainably, following the natural cycles of fibre, seasons and making.

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In my blog, I share reflections from my studio — thoughts about materials, processes, and inspiration drawn from nature and rural life. The blog offers a closer look at my online courses and the making behind my textile artworks, from felting and weaving to natural dye experiments. It is also a place where I document ideas, discoveries, and the quiet rhythms of studio practice.

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Here you will find a collection of free guides and helpful resources for textile enthusiasts and makers. These materials are created to share practical knowledge, inspiration, and techniques from my studio practice. They are intended to support creativity while encouraging a deeper appreciation for natural materials and textile traditions.

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